Western Wall Notes Removed to Make Room for New in Annual Clean
Western Wall workers remove thousands of notes left by visitors in the cracks of the wall using wooden sticks dipped in the mikveh, or ritual bath; they will then be taken for burial.
Nadav Shragai
Why I Will Visit the Temple Mount on Tisha B'Av
We, who have drifted away from Tisha B'Av and the Temple Mount, should be grateful to both of them.
Abbas to Free All Hamas Prisoners Ahead of Unity Talks
Egypt to tell Palestinians: Peace process will fail without unity between rivals Hamas and Fatah.
Israel Taps New Negotiators for Shalit Deal
Activists on behalf of abducted soldier to rally at Gaza border to mark third anniversary of his kidnapping.
Activists to Lecture Border Police on Rights of Settlers
Move comes following use of left-wing lecturers to 'mentally prepare' officers before service.
Jerusalem Is Ours
At the end of the day and after all the speeches, the Palestinian state - and with it the State of Israel - will rise or fall on Jerusalem, the most legitimate and greatest Israeli settlement ever.
Rightists to Peres: Not Your Place to Call for Palestinian State
Parties tell president to stop 'interfering' in controversial political matters in response to Peres' comments.
Emily's Sin
Emily Amrusi, a former Yesha Council spokeswoman and a resident of the Talmon settlement, dared in her book 'Tris' to describe the settlers as ordinary people.
Report: Far-rightists Threaten Top IDF General
Army Radio reports GOC Central Command received death threats over removal of West Bank outposts.
U.S.: We Will Continue to Support Israel at UN
Comment comes in the wake of reports that the U.S. was mulling limiting support of Israel.
A Fine Dispute Over Jerusalem
Netanyahu and his ministers now have to control their predecessors' extensive damage and lower expectations again.
Settler Rabbis Urge IDF Soldiers to Refuse Evacuation Orders
Rabbis said it is unimaginable that IDF soldiers would take part in 'unethical' destruction of outposts.
Knesset Okays Initial Bill to Outlaw Denial of 'Jewish State'
If made law, public denial of Israel's right to be 'Jewish, democratic' would be punishable by year in jail.
Court: No Crime to Shout 'Heil Sharon' While Giving Nazi Salute
Oren Zer, a Hebron settler, made gesture towards two policemen shortly after Gaza disengagement.
Barak Tells Settlers That Illegal Outposts Are Harming Israel's Interests
Senior Yesha Council official: Most of the outposts called illegal have actually been authorized.